1,510 reviews for University of Warwick

Love the opportunities that the societies raise, but the course can be kind of dull a lot of the time. The theory is cool and very interesting but for the people that prefer working practically like myself there could be more fruitful opportunities. The Warwick arts centre is not utilised enough with the course.

I liked the convenience of living on campus within walking distance of lectures. The price per week was also very good. I hated the messiness of the people I lived with was awful, how can someone be that untrained in basic hygiene at the grand age of 18+. Shared bathrooms surprisingly weren’t a problem, but I put that down to the cleaning team that the uni hire to sort the accoms instead of the actions of the flatmates.

The best part of my part-time MBA at Warwick is the balance between flexibility and engagement. The blended learning format has allowed me to integrate studies seamlessly with my professional life, with a mix of online resources and in-person modules that make learning both accessible and interactive. The faculty are exceptional, offering deep insights and industry relevance, and their availability for guidance and support has enriched my learning experience. However, the intensity of juggling coursework with a demanding job can sometimes be challenging, especially during peak periods. Additionally, while the online resources are extensive, an upgrade to the digital collaboration tools would enhance virtual group projects, making teamwork smoother and more efficient. For the final six months of the dissertation, I would appreciate for support in terms of tutorial time with lecturers. Overall, the structure and support in Warwick’s MBA program have been invaluable, even with the occasional challenges of a part-time study schedule.

Strategic location (2 mins walk /just across the road from Warwick business school), decent facility and well-maintained and managed generally.

The course for term 1 is a mixture of offline and online lectures. We have online lectures for a day and then have 3 days of offline lectures where we discuss case studies or do some activities or presentations. The course is more practical oriented and less of theory

The hall I am staying is excellent and its an individual room with ensuite bathroom so don't have to share anything. We have a common kitchen for 8 people, but its fun as we talk to each other about our entire day and feel relaxed. Just one complaint that a famous grocery store should have been near for grocery shopping at cheap prices. The property is well maintained and everything is dealt with professionally. The hall is just a 7-8 min walk from my School hence saves my travelling time and can come back to my room in no time.

Excellent teachers, facilities and practical learning from theory

I love my course it’s so fun! The only thing I would say is some lecturers are more engaging than others but on the whole great!

I like the room and my flatmates and it feels safe. The only thing is that it is super over priced and quite far away from main campus which can sometimes feel like a big effort to make it!

Best - interesting subjects / teaching methods Worst - the content of the subjects (in-class) is quite basic

I love it.

It’s lovely

The best is the hybride mode. The worst is that the collaboration between teachers

One hour lectures are unnecessary short

Courses are almost all in person, with quite a lot of contact time in terms of lectures each week. Lectures are recorded using lecture capture for future reference, and support classes are provided in upper years while lower years have weekly tutor meetings and supervisions with PhD students.

Lakeside was good value for money within the more expensive halls. It's around one of the prettier parts of campus with trees and plenty of geese. It's ensuite and the year I was there we had double beds and bathtubs (though these have since been removed). My room was spacious and my table and storage spaces were large enough to store everything I amassed over the year. I felt like I could really make the place my own. The floor did lack a carpet so I brought my own. The maintenance was very regular. We could've used new vacuums more often since one person in our flat made it smell like coffee the first week. The kitchens were slightly depressing to look at. They were cleaned regularly and had all the amenities we needed (though the hobs were extremely weak), but the general look of the place looked like it was made for a place you'd only live in for a week. The living room also only had very hard chairs, a single table for the household to gather around. There wasn't a TV or comfortable seating and the room was decorated dully.